It makes perfect sense. There are endless analogies to plug in here to make it make sense, whether it’s in the ether, reality or fantasy.
Ohhh wait a minute, are you doing that thing that you were talking about others doing on the typical social medias? Doom scrolling and generally messing with people to try and upset them? I see you
Cool. Plug some in.
Make it make sense.
Good luck.
I’ll start with the ether since that’s what you originally asked.
I could make an app to help me personally on a multitude of levels. An app to track my exercise or a reminder to read or eat healthy. Basically an app that improves my mind, body and/or spirt. It makes no difference to me if anyone else is using it.
Real world:
I’m lost in a very remote forest and have been wandering for hours. I happen upon a clear mountain spring boiling up from the earth. Nobody is there but me, in fact it’s so remote that there is a possibility that no one has ever been here. Do I care? Does that matter? No, I drink and it’s fucking delicious. That spring saved my life.
The bottom line is that if you find value in something, it doesn’t matter who else or how many people are using it.
Absurdly selfish reply, and it still makes no sense.
Congrats, you made an app that no one uses but you. That matters in your selfish analogy, but it doesn’t really matter. The impact is generally nonexistent.
We’re not talking about springs in the woods, so also a retarded analogy.
Poor effort on your end. Give it another try.
